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Work OF the Humane Society.

KEELING 0f THk EAkCUTItk COMMITTEE.
The executive committee OF the Humane So
ciety held meeting at their room, No. l22O y
street, last evening. communication from Mrs.
A. l. Barber, who is In Paris, was read, giving an
account Of the treatment OF animals In France,
Holland, and Belgium. Or. Kilb0urhe, OF the Bureau
OF Animal Industry, In a communication gave his
views on the use OF the oyertifaw check-rein. A
contribution OF $40 for a fountain was received
from Mrs. Bolton Porter and the sum OF SIS was
contributed by the Herdlc Company. Mr.. II. Z.
1t was reported that the Herdic Company had
taken whips from their hill boys, complaint hav-
ing been made against them The report OF Agent
Key showed that during the month OF June l67
cases were Investigated, OF which :.2 were prose-
cuted In the Police Court. In 10 cases collateras
were forfeited or convictions obtained. During
the same month Agent O'Neill, OF the children's
branch, Investigated ~ cases. Five abandoned
infants were found and sent to st. AIMS Infant
Asylum. Twelve children suneringing from ne
gect or cruel treatment were sent TO the various
asylumS. In order TO aid Agent Key In his work
the committee voted to him a bicycle. A large
number OF new members have been elected
ON TRIAL FOR BIGAMY.-Richard Rollins,
indicted for bigamy, was on trial In the Criminal
Court to-day. The defendant, a coored man.
about thirty years DID, is charged with having
married one NJ aria Scott, september 23 1873 and
on March II last. Mr. Hewlett conducted the for
the defendant, and the assistant district attorney
for the Government. There was no direct proof Of
the first marriage but proof as 10 his admissions
was given The alleged iirst wife, Maria Scott, was
called TO the stand and on objection, the question
as TO whether the testimony OF a wife could be
taken was argued by District Attorney
WorthingtOn and his assistant In the
affirmative and Mr.. Hewlett In the negative
The court said the wife could not be compelled
to testify unless the husband wished her testf-
mony. She might testify II she would. Mary
Rollins then testified as TO the marriage In Rich
mond In September, 1878. She said she had never
been married before lawfully, but had lived with
man for six years and he died This closed the
Governments case, and MIR. Hewlett claimed that
a marriage had not been proved. MI. Lpscomb
claimed that the law OF 1870 to the authentica-
ton or papers had been compiled with. The court
thought the paper was not sufficient. The trial
waS adjourned
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BOOKS. &c.
PROFESSIONAL,

NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
Wl LIFE Allbusiness con dential. Ladiesandgen-
tlelnen 90 cents each 40S l. street. beswesn 4thsnd
9th streets northwest jel&.I7r
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koBBERIRs REPoRTKp.-Mrs. W. W. Mccoy, M
1913 street, reports that her house was enter,c
yesterday, 10y forcing open a window, and rObbee
Oh 10Y bank containing s25 in cash aud two
rings Mrs A. Neiner, No. 153s North Capitol
slreet, reports stolen from bureau drawer 81
DIR. Geo. Leech No. 22l7 18th street reports stolcu
/ Clothing and money amounting 10 k5.50.
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Fighting With Train RObbers.
A BLOODY ENCOUNTER REPORTED TO HAVE TAKEN
PLACE ON THE MISSOURI PACIFIC

PLACE ON THE MISSOURI PACIFIC.
ST. LOUIS, July IA special from Fort Worth,
Texas, says: There was considerable OF furry In
the city at IL O'clock last night when ruinor be-
came current that bloody hight had taken place
near Little River, south OF Fort Worth the Mis-
souri, Pacific between robbers and guards. Little
River is watering station and no news can be re-
ceived from there. Ii Is certain that officials OF
the road have cause to fear robbery and secretly
put guards on both the north and south bound
night trains. The north bound train reached here
without mOiestatiOn. The guards who went on
the south bound train are Constable Jno. Thomp-
soa, DepuI y Sherins Jim Thompson and as. Maddox
The tratnmen We're also armed. 1t is stated that
the train master, Ray, also accompanied the party
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON ANY AMOUNT) ON APP
N1 proved real estate situate within the District of
CViubia low rates of interest charged and no delay
When security Is ample. tAANClS Is. MOFUN
heal Estate and Loans,
1e1S-lm 1891 K
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Ill. July Il. m.-clo.e: Wheat
e s 71..i August Nm; ssptembsE ~.
g: Oats steady-Gssh 25s Ansust IS ZIG; Rye; As
Flaxssed, LILO. Whisky, lilo. Pork not Quoted
Lard steady-Cash, $50; August Cos; Septeml ec
ERKs firm, l2A12H.
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To CONFER OVER TIE APPorNrxRNTA-It "a ex-
pected that Secretaries Bayard Epdicots, and
eide upon superintendent OF the building and Q
captain Of the watch
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
WASHINGTON. July 4, 1887.
Sealed Proposals will be Received by me az the .!os-
pital up 10 NOON of SATURDAY, JULY SIXTEENTH
los Tor Tie delivery at the Garfield Memorial Hos
IIiaI on Boundary. a. the head of 10Th st. Ii W.. OF
LOO Tons ~ hlle Ash furnace Coal. more or less.
% toLs WAIte Ash kauxe Coal stove size, more or
less. -
20 tons Cumberland Coal. more or less.
All 10 he OF the best quality and free from slate md
Other impurities: 10 be d sered III guam tiles ANA at
such tllies as may be ordered; 10 weigh 10 pouu,s
10 te ton and zee of 20 cents spec tor to be
paid by contractor.
Also, Tor ~ cords Pine Wood more or less
AI-O, Tor 70 cords Oak Wood more less.
49, Tor 5000 pounds Zee more less, free from
snow aud all lipurites
tors Tee 10 be paid by contractor. Right to
REJECT DIGS or waive defects is reserved
.oo REGINALD FENDAII.
.yS-ot Chairman Executive Committee.
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8u0oreA Desigaasssn 81
GasGnev.

rumor was afoat to-day that Manager Gan.
ney contemplated resigning his position on the
Washington hague club, in which event he win
probably resume his old position league UNI
pire. Nothing definite could be learned about
the matter this afternoon.
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The Coke Strike.

Cholera i'm Sardinia.
. LONDON, July l2.-Ghoiera has broken out In
Sardinia.
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The Government will Lose ei,SOO.
TIE CERTIFIED CHECK FoR 81 800 pKPosITSD II
THE FIDELITY BANK.

THE FIDELITY BANK.
The 81, 500 OF Government money In the collapsed
Fidelity National Bank, OF Cincinnati, was the
value OF certified check deposited by contractor
as security under a contract for Government sup
plies, but the chances are that the Government
and not the contractor will have TO stand the loss
The practice OF receiving certified checks I'm this
way Is thought not To be a safe Que. The Score
tary now has under consideration proposition TO
make II rule hereafter TO draw the money on
these checks and TO deposit II In the Treasury the
sub-treasuries, or some other national depository
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Arrested for an Outrage i'm Baltimore

BALTIMORE, July 12.-Willtam Watkins cOIored,
was arrested to-day on the charge OF having per.
petrated a feloniOuS assault on Mary Fr0elicke,
white aged eleven years
The onense was committed ON the seventh In
slant, in the western section OF the city, and
Watkins eiuded the police until to-day, when
he was found in another section He Was held for
examination.
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II Great barEain on I4th st. Business property.
Opposite Portland Flats, $1,000 Also beauti-
igf Lot on New Hampshire ave, between Land u sts
~ feet trout, price o. 40 Ter square loot
j. N. J.. IA EI.5 son,
my%1-7Ws las New lUIk ava
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BALTIMORE, Nd. July 12.-yirginis sixes con-
solidaed 46s; past due coupons, ,, 60 new Snrses
6Ts; do ten-forties, 36 bid to- day
BALTIMORE, Nd. July l2-Cotton dull-middnng,
red S3aS5; amber. S5as6: western lower and DUH
No. winter red, spot, S3.aS34 July, S3a .S34 ;
southern lower and quiet; white s5as6 yellow, 4s;
asked. August 44a44S. Oats steady.souihsrn AID
Pennsylyani,, sg.3s; western white 39.4l: western
and stea..y. Coffee higher and dulI-Kio csraoes,
ordinary to fair, 18a1S5S Sugsr-copper refined 6rm
9sa9a Whisky steady, 1.14aIl5. Other ARTICLES
unchanged Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull
cotton, i'd: hour., ls3d grain 3a5,sd. Receipts
flour, 1854 barrels; wheat, $4,000 bushels: corn
$500 bushels oa.s. ZOO b snh shpments-
wheat. 225, 800 bushels; corn. 1l,4OO bushels.
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Now York stock Market.
The following the opening and 300 pm prices
of the New York Stock Marhet reporteI by special
wire to II. H. Dodge, 539 10th street:
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NOR SALE - AT A BARGAIN AN EIEGIbIY
situated piece 81 property Consisting remark
hDly w6Ibui4t spacious BrICk House excellent cu
0ltiOn with al modern rUHsenleuces cIsieru stable
nIId carrlase house and roOiy handsomely improved
sruuuCs suitable tUr Erst-ciass fatally resiiencr
1ar1Ing house or young ladys school the ground
DE arranged as u provide three add
fioal houses ali certa. u sell rent property
! ou hxh ground The corner OF two pleasant
and within ole square o two lines
o d. either side N-ighuorhood improving. rare
eIsanee safe investment speculation according
Ia incarnation OF purchaser Apply to
THOMAS j. FISHER Il co.
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WASHINGTON, d. C., July g. 1887
SEALED PROPOSALS VAL be- received bv Nh, smith
- sorIan Institution until T. NJ. 10Th JULY ISs
Iot N-SCEl-LASEuCS Work required IN the
repairs OF the western portion of the Smithsonian
bulldinK Plans and spec may be seen al the
tou ID. &. 1e' "~'AAAAs
,- @. S.. LANGLEY
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DROWNED AT BAY RID0R.-Louis A. Batter the
nineteen-year-oid son OF John Batter. Of Baiti-
more, was drowned yesterday afternoon In front
OF the lighthouses at Bay Ridge He hao been In
the water some time, and had gone out TO where
SOME posts are driven into the sand beyond which
those who cannot swim are warned not TO 90. tie
was boating on q log, and when he tried TO swim
ashore found he was not able TO do So and sunk
The body was recovered and taken 10 Baltimore.
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a iIIIN
THOMAS j. FISHER CO.
nI-i2t IS34 Il stres

NOR SALE-A LARGE AND DESIRABLE BRICK
II house on Sd St Rear NV; LOT 25xl5O 70 = wide
Alley. also al Joining side lot size This Is An
opportunity u secure Residence wih plsly vi room
hear business part Of the liz hot sold in A
bie time Tie house will he pun complete re-
Ia. =i.si offered Tor rent
swORMSTEDT BRADLEY
telS Ira g.7 st. nw
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Mr. BLAINE TO SPRAK IN LokDoS.-Mr. Blaine is
Still In Scotland but Is expected 10 return 10 LON
don within few days Before leaving London 100
Ireland he will deliver a speech, The occasion Of
which, 1t Is understood, viii be = grand banquet
given In his honor.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

TH0R sALE-ENTIRE FURNITURE IN SIX ROOM
house; everything new house al modern i'm
proveInents be secured with furniture $40.
Rare chance for pa ties going to housekeeping Cab at
6i1 I'd St ne. iYl2-3r
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20 9oC4zo---
How They Are Made The Coqcerq Of Ladies
$I-GO 3l%

No lady is nsensibe to The impression made upon
Others In the rvari for social supremacy, what lady
is there who would prize the admiration Of the sterner
sex, at extreme cost Of time and money? While,
TO excite the envous worship Of those o. her is,
with ladies in general "consummation devoutly to be
wished" 1t is not business to say how this shall be
accomplished; but we desire TO note few points upon
which lad cs will, with unanmity, agree-that gen
teel attire bespeaks good breeding If your wardrobe
requires silk hosiery invite you to examine what
stock affords If you seek to procure suitable
dress trimming examine Tullcs and Lace Dress
Flounccs-a wdths-in black, and white. Our
variety of Silk Mitts and Gloves is exceptionally large.
We wish specify however, the value of I2-button
Mousquetaire (Sucde) at $GIo. Silks and Satins
have in excellent assortment and at all prices. Lace
Scarfs and Fichus being much this season to
the opera in place of the high hats severely
demned. In Handkerchiefs show you every
grade, from the most ordinary plain linen to the most
delicate fine lace. Fam either Of satin feather will
add your complete toilet while Corsage Bouquet in
delicate shades will add the finishing touches what the
critics term "the exquisite
We are your obedent servants
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nm nINIr-.Tnr rnY TNA,Ir.N
Theatrical Notes.

The Aztec Fair, an exhibition of the arts,
Industries, customs, costumes and people of
Mexico, viii be opened at the Washington
Light Infantry Armory next Monday at 9
p. IN. This exhibit is entirely new and as
interesting as it shovel.
Alice Oates, the once popular singer, died
last night In Philadelphia at the residence
OF her husband, Mr.. s. Z. Watkins, after
lingering and painful Illness.
The handsomest woman at the National
last night occupied an orchestra chair aud
wore no bonnet,
The japanese village is starting in on its
second week in a very lively aud interest
ing manner.
The Tyrolean warblers tomorrow night
at the First Congregational will be mu-
steal treat that every car Will be pleased
with.
The young ladies who are drilling for the
Kirmes are doing more hard work every
day than taking In washing. AS long as 1t
is fun they don't know the difference.
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PIEDMONT AIR LINE,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 10, 1886.
Trains leave b. & station. Sixth and Il sts.:
"a, IN. daily for Warrenton, Gordonsville,
Lynchburg, Rocky Mount, Danvills,
Raleigh, Charlotte. Atlanta and all points
South. Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping
Car Washington TO Atlanta and Washing.
ton to Montgomery.
1856 p. m. daily, except Sunday, for Manassas,
Strasburg and intermediate stations,
$50 p m. daily for Warrenton, Gordbnsville,
Charlottesville, Staunton, Louisville, Gin
cnnat and Points on the Chesapeake aud
Ohio route Pullman Sleepers Washing
ton to Louisville.
II p. m. daily for Lyncbburg, Raleigh Ashe-
vile, Charlotte, Columbia Aiken, Augusta,
Atlanta, Montgomery, New orleans and
points Southwest. Pullman Buffet Sleep
ers Washington 10 Aiken, $. O., Washing
ton to Montgomery, connecting with Par
lor Cars to New Orleans.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION
Leave Washington 0lb a. m. daily, except
Sunday, and il5 p. IN daily, arriving at
Round Hill iI:i5 IL m. and i:l9 p. M; return
turning, leave Round Hill G:OS Il. m. daily and
l:lS p M, except sunday, arriving Washing
ton $40 a. IN and i:5j y, III,
Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ton $3.50 a. IN. aud S:2l p. m. and from Louis
vile $40 p. IN. strasburg local 1906 u. m.
Tickets, sleepingCar reservations and In
formation furnished and baggage checked at
Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue, and at Pas.
senger station, PennsylvOnla Il Z, sixth aud
b streets. JAS. L., TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent.
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a Chance for Health

Is afforded those fast sinking into a condl-
tion of hopeless debility. The means are at
hand. In the form of genial medicinal
cordial, llostetter's Stomach Blttcrs en-
bodies the combined qualities Of blood
fertilizer aud depurent a tonic and an
Alternative While it promotes digestion aud
assimilation, and stimulates appetite has
the further effect Of purifying the life cur
rent aud strengthening the nervous system
use, they WAC resort to this sterling medi-
cinal agent acquire not only vigOr, but
bodily substance. A hcalthful change In
the secrciious is effected by it, and that
sure and rapid physical decay, which a
chronic obstruction OF the functions Of the
systcm produce, is arrested. The prime
causes Of disease being removed, health is
speedily renovated and vigor restored.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-11
You,hruI WHISKY Drini.ers.

Officer Pearson found three small white
boys drinking whisky out of bottle In
East Washington some days ago, aud on
questioning them, he learned from Plnkuey
Talbert that he bought the whisky from the
place OF Patrick Kennedy, at Ninth and b
streets southeast. Mr., Kennedy was
charged In the Police Court to-day with
selling liquor to minors, The Talbert boy
swore that he bought the whisky from Mr..
Kennedy's store. The defense was to the
effect that the boy was in the habit Of buy
ing whisky for werkmen in the vicinity of
the store. Prosecuting Attorney Padgett
said that this was Just the sort Of case that
should he punished. Judge Smell imposed
a fine Of 80.
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SPECIALTIES !

The special sale of $40 Overcoats
which we inauguraied few days ago
created such q .f,pOro that within forty.
eight hours from the time we made the
announcement the number of splendid
Ovorcoats on our bargain counters
marked $40 each had grown mot
small by degrees" but beautifully
less" with lightning like rapidly, and
the demand for these rare bargains
increasing with every hour, there was
nothing left for us to do but announce
the sale closed or add fuel TO the flame
by filing up the gap made by the great
demand.
We have, therefore, gone through
our stock carefully, and wherever
there were three or less of one lot,
value from @25 to S39; we piled them
on our bargain counters and marked
them S1j each, We don't care TO carry
over broken lots, and as you are inter
cstcd only in ONE oyercoal, the chances
are your size Is among them in several
kinds. We continue this sale during
the week. Samples are on exhibition
in our show windows.
The $3.50 Suit sale still goes bravely
on. II is really surprising the number
of suits we can unload in a given time
AT A PRICE. Surely we have placed
a handsome business suit within the
reach of all when we name $3.50 for
your choice of about 9S different styles
of gcntlcmens suits. Lcok in our
windows or stroll through our cstab.
lishment at your convenience, you will
be shown these great bargains with
politencss and attention.
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n,stcr,ncn,. Adyentures.

The oyster schooner Bayard lIearne sunk
In twelve feet Of water, Just below Mary
laid Point, about O'Clock Saturday morn
ing the list instant Captain j. H. Bailey
was In command, and had crew OF seven
teen. She was loaded with 500 bushels of
oysters, aud valued at $500. The crew
made their escape in the schooner's yawl,
and after walking thirty miles TO a railroad
station, arrived in this city on Sunday.
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In Favor of Pure Food,

Tie National Pure Food Convention will
meet in this city on the 18th day of Janu-
ary. The New York Board of Trade, the
New York Retail Grocers Union, the New
York Chamber Of Commerce and the Cen
tral Association of Retail Merchants of New
York and New Jersey have all appointed
delegates to this convention. One of the
objects will he to secure the enactment and
enforcement Of adequate legislation to sup
press lhe alnlteratiOn Of food.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-11
Death of w. II. Cranua.

VIM. 7. Uranna died at his residence, 323
Z street, yesterday. The deceased was an
assistant OF General Clark, clerk of the
House Of Representatives. lie was born
in New York, February 8, 1881. lie pub
llshod paper In California and afterward
engaged in mercantile pursuits. He came
to this city In 1883. His funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock,
from tho establishment Of w. X, Speare,
corner OF Tenth and i streets.
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JbEn Iuddcn's Mammoth Install
nynt Houses

Now 10 your golden opportunity to buy
Duy style ui cooking stove, range, heater
ttc., at your avn price aud terms that Will
suit everybody. 1His extensive installment
cs,ulll, lmcbt is located at $50 aud g}9 Sew
cnth street northwest (wust sile). Mr. Rud-
den also has a full line Of furniture, car
pete. Oilcluihs, cic., etc, Hll Of which are
iirst claFs guuds and arc offered low for
each, or v III DO sold cheap on the install.
mcnt plan. Terms easy enough TO please all.
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uNrnrsrmonrnr rIeUREs.
The Youth of Washington Not tho
worst in the Country.

The Youth of Washington Not tho
worst in the Country.
In regard to the petition presented to
the Senate by Senator Vance last week,
presenting figures showing the proper
ton Of Juvenile arrests larger here than
elsewhere, and asking for legislation to
prevent crime among the youth OF this
city and the figures that were pre-
scnted showing how many more youth
full prisoners were convicted here than
in Chicago and other places, Judge
Smell says 81 think the children, and
more particularly the white children, OF
this city will compare in morals with
any other large city in the world.
do not attach any particular Importance
to statistics of arrests, without
knowledge of the laws and ORDINANCES
on which the arrests were made. To
make comparison Of the moral con
dilion Of two cities the laws must he
the same and be enforced with equal
efficiency We have very rigid laws
here and they are rigldly enforced. !
can't find any ordinances against pro.
family or disordcrly conduct In the laws
Of Chicago. The arrests here for these
two ollenses alone amount to half the
whole number of arrests He stated
that he indorsed the preamble OF the
bill. hut he would leave the details TO
Congress.
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wn.hington Archltccts Fayorea.

out 0f "a large number Of plans, sub
mitted by eminent architects from various
portions Of the country, for the Free Library
and Music Hall, rlttsburg, those of Messrs
Smithmeyer & Pel2 of this city have been
accepted as the best, The proposed build
ing is the gift Of Mr.. Andrew Carnegie, and
Is designed as a lasting and splendid me
mortal Of his generosity.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-11
W.su,xorox n n Joruory 1887

W A7ITINVIVNi II, V,i IuHUuTy ~ 1857,
Received Of Frank j. Tibbets, General
Manager National Mutual Life Association
Of Washington, d, c., one thousand dollars
Isl ,0O0) in full payment OF policy No. 29l
on the life OF Mrs. Anne $. Cathcart, who
died November 3, 1856 In Baltimore, Nd,
at No. 332 L. Pratt street. holding the above
policy IN favor Of her children.
CAnoIINE ID. HOPKINS, guardian,
332 L. Pratt street.
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Noticc 10 Uous,llrrpcra.

In addition TO a complete stock Oi heat
ing and cooking stoves, ranges, carpets,
blankets, comlorters and parlOr and dining
room furniture, | have just received full
line Of silver table ware, all to be sold on
easy monthly Or weekly payments as cheap
as can he bought elsewhere at strictly cash
prices. Smiths reliable installmGnt house,
i52 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
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WA9nINoTON, u, O.. Jun. :, ISL.

WA9HtNCTON, u. c. jan - $50
respectfully announce 10 the puhlic tuat
have associated Mr. Charles Il. Newman
with me IN the real estate business, which
will be continued under the firm name OF
John T. Bcall IS Co., at our new Office, l53l
+ street northwest. Thanking the public
fof tlc liberal share OF It's business In the
uast hope to merit continued success, and
On business placed in the hands Of the new
firm viii he transacted with fidelity to the
interests Of our clionts and with prompt and
careful attention.
am, very respectfully,
ions T.. BEAII, 1921 + street H. W.
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W. m. iinngi,tnnNC Co..

1911 f strcct northwest, at this time OF
the year, have a great many goods OF the
highest class, being such goods as they
cannot duplicate, which they Will ollor
At discount Of from 20 to 80 per cent IN
cluding chamber and parlor furniture, che.
Milo nOfliCrCs. OiC.